The Early Church Its History And Literature
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A peculiarity in it is the quotation of several sayings of our Lord from an apocryphal source "* (chs. 4, 5, 12).
^ The dates are approximate only. The complete Greek text of Clement, and of the so-called second Clement, was discovered by Bryennios at Constantinople (1873) in the same volume from which the Didache was afterwards published (1883).
2 Some scholars would identify him with Flavins Clemens, but on insufficient grounds.
^ It seems to be a 7-ead exhortation.
•* Possibly the Gospel of ...the Egyptians, see Chap. Vi.
44 THE EARLY CHURCH A third writing, the so-called Epistle of Barnabas, derives its name from the belief that it was the pro- duction of the companion of St. Paul. Internal evidence entirely negatives this supposition. The epistle was written after the destruction of Jerusalem (to which event it alludes), and bears a strongly anti-Judaic character. Yet it is of very early date (a. D. 70-100). Its literary peculiarities suggest that it emanated from Alexandria. It is marked by excessive fondness for allegorising, and by a far-fetched, fanciful style of treatment generally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A peculiarity in it is the quotation of several sayings of our Lord from an apocryphal source "* (chs. 4, 5, 12).
^ The dates are approximate only. The complete Greek text of Clement, and of the so-called second Clement, was discovered by Bryennios at Constantinople (1873) in the same volume from which the Didache was afterwards published (1883).
2 Some scholars would identify him with Flavins Clemens, but on insufficient grounds.
^ It seems to be a 7-ead exhortation.
•* Possibly the Gospel of ...the Egyptians, see Chap. Vi.
44 THE EARLY CHURCH A third writing, the so-called Epistle of Barnabas, derives its name from the belief that it was the pro- duction of the companion of St. Paul. Internal evidence entirely negatives this supposition. The epistle was written after the destruction of Jerusalem (to which event it alludes), and bears a strongly anti-Judaic character. Yet it is of very early date (a. D. 70-100). Its literary peculiarities suggest that it emanated from Alexandria. It is marked by excessive fondness for allegorising, and by a far-fetched, fanciful style of treatment generally.
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